Problem high cpu usage?

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hello ,sir its my first post

From some days i have been facing problem with high cpu usage leading to my computer becomes very slow after looking at the problem i found that dllhost.exe is consuming 80% of my memory and this happens when i open c:\uses\user\downloads after that dllhost .exe comes into process before that there is no problem...
things that i have tried sfcscan,macfee and Iobit scan but problem still exist i have 64 bit windows 7 and i have also read on internet that dllhost.exe is in c:\windows\system32 but i found same file in Syswow64....
any help ......
i don't want to format my laptop..........:cry::(
 

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Hi, welcome to Seven forums.

The dllhost.exe is a valid Windows process. The COM+ hosting process controls processes in Internet Information Services (IIS) and is used by many programs. For example, it loads the .NET runtime. There can be multiple instances of the DLLhost.exe process running.

Did you install some codecs for Media player? If yes, try to remove those and check.
 

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There are many things that can cause these kinds of problems.
To start off using McAfee and/or IoBits will surly cause problems.
I would recommend removing both McAfee and IoBits programs of any kind use their online tools for removal.
Then install Microsoft Security Essentials update it and use Windows 7 built in firewall.

Microsoft Security Essentials - Microsoft Windows

Then to check if Windows 7 System Files are still okay do this as per the tutorial by Brink.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/1538-sfc-scannow-command-system-file-checker.html
 

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remove unnecessary start up apps, toolbars or remove and install back virtual memory files .... try this , maybe it will help you
 

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hello ,sir its my first post

From some days i have been facing problem with high cpu usage leading to my computer becomes very slow after looking at the problem i found that dllhost.exe is consuming 80% of my memory and this happens when i open c:\uses\user\downloads after that dllhost .exe comes into process before that there is no problem...
things that i have tried sfcscan,macfee and Iobit scan but problem still exist i have 64 bit windows 7 and i have also read on internet that dllhost.exe is in c:\windows\system32 but i found same file in Syswow64....
any help ......
i don't want to format my laptop..........:cry::(

Generally the dllhost.exe is in both the system32 and syswow64 folders, is it in both?

Check the following site for some solutions;

dllhost.exe - Microsoft Community

HTH
 

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sir,if u don't mind can u tell me what codecs are ?????:(
 

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sir Macfee has been installed from around 7 month it does not cause any problem but when i googled about my problem then i installed Iobit....... coz there i think i have dllhost.exe virus and is not detected by many good antivirus...
 

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sir Macfee has been installed from around 7 month it does not cause any problem but when i googled about my problem then i installed Iobit....... coz there i think i have dllhost.exe virus and is not detected by many good antivirus...

The advice to remove McAfee was an excellent suggestion, it's your computer, so do whatever you want.
Installing Iobit was a bad idea; it is generally not advisable to install over hyped software to solve a problem. The purpose of this and other forums is to help you solve a problem, since you have decided to "wing it", I hope you are able to find a solution.

Good luck,
 

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Radeon HD 5770
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Realtek High Definition Audio
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Samsung SyncMaster
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WD 2TB (SATA Internal)
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Corsair GS800
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MS Wireless
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i am sorry for that i have remove now the both.....:)
 

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sir i uninstalled bot macfee and Iobit but still there is problem
sir problem starts when i open my downloads folder then bang high cpu usage and dllhost.exe comes into process till then i my laptop works properly i can't even copy my some important documents from that.....:confused:
 

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Please read post #3 again and let us know if you have or have not completed.

Please name all security and tunup/clean programs you have installed.

Many times after using IoBit programs the only cure is a complete Clean Install.
 

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Other Info
LG BluRay Burner/
Sound system-KLipsch-THX/
Icy Dock ssd Hot Swap bays.
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